About IEEE Magazines

Publishing in an IEEE magazine can bring broad visibility and appeal to your work. IEEE magazines serve as a central communication hub for their sponsoring societies and contain a variety of content, including:

• Feature and technical articles
• Editorial columns
• News related to upcoming conferences
• Communications from society leaders

The editors-in-chief of IEEE magazines, as well as editorial board members, are volunteers who are experts in their respective technical fields.

The Difference Between a Magazine and a Journal

Magazines are different than journals in significant ways.

• Feature articles are shorter, with a broader appeal and fewer equations and references.
• Articles are more tutorial in nature. Articles are written to appeal to non-experts as well as experts in the field. 
• Magazines look different, with visually appealing covers and photographs throughout the issue. 

Types of Magazine Articles

IEEE magazines articles fall into three main categories:

• Features: Technical research articles, tutorials, and non-technical general-interest articles
• Reviews: Reviews of technical books and new products
• Columns and departments: Editorials, society and industry news, technology perspectives, conference updates, profiles, interviews, and event calendars

Publishing Formats and Distribution

Most IEEE magazines publish in both print and online formats. The online version is published in the IEEE Xplore® Digital Library. Magazines are often distributed to society members as part of their membership benefits.

Many IEEE magazines are indexed by popular databases such as Clarivate’s Web of Science. If a magazine has an Impact Factor, it will be available on the magazine’s homepage in IEEE Xplore.

List of IEEE Magazines

IEEE currently publishes 40+ magazines. Use the IEEE Publication Recommender to help you choose which magazine is the best fit for your work.

• Computer
• Computing in Science & Engineering
• IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine
• IEEE Annals of the History of Computing
• IEEE Antennas and Propagation Magazine
• IEEE BITS the Information Theory Magazine
• IEEE Canadian Review
• IEEE Circuits and Systems Magazine
• IEEE Communications Magazine
• IEEE Communications Standards Magazine
• IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine
• IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
• IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine
• IEEE Control Systems
• IEEE Design & Test
• IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine
• IEEE Electrification Magazine
• IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Magazine
• IEEE Electron Devices Magazine
• IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Magazine
• IEEE Industrial Electronics Magazine
• IEEE Industry Applications Magazine
• IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine
• IEEE Intelligent Systems
• IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Magazine
• IEEE Internet Computing
• IEEE Internet of Things Magazine
• IEEE Micro
• IEEE Microwave Magazine
• IEEE MultiMedia
• IEEE Network: The Magazine of Global Internetworking
• IEEE Nanotechnology Magazine
• IEEE Pervasive Computing
• IEEE Potentials
• IEEE Power & Energy Magazine
• IEEE Power Electronics Magazine
• IEEE Pulse
• IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine
• IEEE Security & Privacy
• IEEE Signal Processing Magazine
• IEEE Software
• IEEE Solid-State Circuits Magazine
• IEEE Spectrum
• IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Magazine
• IEEE Technology and Society Magazine
• IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine
• IEEE Wireless Communications
• IEEE Women in Engineering Magazine
• IT Professional

Advertising

Most IEEE magazines carry paid advertising. To find the advertising contact for a specific magazine, click on the magazine’s title in IEEE Xplore‘s publication list and then click on the “About” tab. The advertising contact’s information is listed under Contacts on the bottom right.